Stories and experiences

Thank you Allen Carr 😘 40 days today and still smoke free. The cough has gone but still shortness of breath. 38 years of being a slave to the coffin nails. Congratulations to all that have quit or even thinking of quitting.

Hi everybody It’s been 5 blissful weeks of non smoking That too being with my best friend for almost 8 working hours everyday and he is a serial smoker It’s feels amazing and liberated Guys just push yourself to non smoking environment till you forget that once upon a time you too were a smoker I can assure you will feel amazing All the best guys

Staying positive

I am watching the v8 supercar coverage at Bathurst and iCanQuit is advertised everywhere. They even have a helicopter cam. Thousands of people watch Bathurst, and if it helps people quit smoking, then i think that its great. Go Lowndesy 🏁

After smoking for 35 years and trying everything else there is to try l made an appointment and saw Michael. Tomorrow l am 4 weeks smoke free and very confident that l won't ever smoke again. I still felt like smoking at times but found it much easier to resist and just not have one. I highly recommend this to anyone. Here is the source: https://www.breathequitsmokinghypnosis.com.au

I just wanted to check in and let you know I am 10 days short of being smoke free for a whole year 😃 If you asked me a year ago if I would/could succeed I would have laughed.... but here we are and I truely couldn’t be prouder of myself! Thanks to willpower and Zyban!

As I am 27, I decided to quit because of my health and fitness. I'm not quite as mentally sound as I could be -- trust me, I remember not smoking and there is a difference in actions. (And yeah there is a difference now and again). In the time I smoked, my actions never really had a valid reason to happen. Maybe I have a disorder, but that calmed down and now I feel so much better. Pertaining...

It has not been one bit easy to meet the demands of a smokefree life. It is easy in some respects, but I seem to fail in others. I am not over the cravings, but it seems to be getting better because I eat something or just have a glass or sip of water when they happen. I have become hyponatremic though, which means basically that I am over diluting my body. I have low sodium and chloride. It is h...

Hi Everyone, 10 days ago I started on Champix to quit smoking. I have tried Champix in the past with no luck due to nausea but after failed attempts of cutting down, cold turkey and NRT over the past few months I’d had enough and took my first tablet 10 days ago. This time on Champix I’ve made sure I have something to eat before having my morning and evening tablet and the nausea is almost no...

7 days ago I was prescribed Champix as I decided I had to quit smoking as I require open heart surgery. I was asked if now was a good time to quit by the doctor (I also have bipolar). He feared due to the stress, both mentally & physically it may cause complications in the lead up to my surgery. Mind you I don’t know when the surgery will happen but I have decided to be prepared. So in conjunctio...